Does Your Little One Snore?

[HKfornow]

My son occasionally snores quite loudly and his pediatrician from the US suggested that if he snores as a baby, his likelihood of having asthma was higher (he had bad eczema at that time). I'm just curious how many other kids snore out there?

 

[carang]

my two snore, talk, cry, laugh, sing and sit up when they sleep... i was just the same (no asthma here)

 

[Klam]

My son occasionally gently snores for no particular reason and he doesn't have asthma either. He did have mild eczema up until 6 months old but that disappeared once we found out he had an allergy to milk and switched to milk free formula. I really don't think you have much to worry about.

 

[adahc]

Kalm, What milk free formular do you use? My son is allegic to cow milk and I'm trying to use soy milk with him, no allegy but he hates the test of it. So I@m breastfeding ful time here!

 

[adahc]

Sorry I spelled your name wrong. Can never dothings right these dayssss!

 

[Klam]

Hi adahc

My son is drinking ProSobee which is milk free (lactose and sucrose free). Unfortunately Mead and Johnson have decided not to distribute this in HK anymore, which is such is a pain.

However, our ped has recommended another brand which is basically similar to ProSobee, but I cannot remember the name right now but I'll know it when I see it. I'm off to Mannings tomorrow and I'll let you which brand it is.

 

[capital]

MY son snored loudly as a baby and still does, now 2 years old, and has alwyas been a mouth breather, even as a baby. My pediatrician did not say anything about asthma, (he has no asthma, eczema, or allergy or any family history either)but did send for an xray of the adenoids, which were enlarged, so then we were sent to an ENT, we saw him about a month ago and he said that most children this age will have enlarged adenoids as they are constantly fighting of infection and that in itself was not a concern, and they don't remove the adenoids and tonsils so much today as when I was a kid, but if the child is symptomaptic then they will remove them. Symptomatic meaning he has sleep apnea.S o now we are on a waitlist for a sleep apnea study, which we can do at home thankfully. He said they also look at how much the child is sleeping and if they are still napping really long ( a sign of sleep apnea). My son does nap a good 2 hours/day still, and would go longer if I let him but I have to wake him up other wise his bedtime is loo late. As it is he sleep about 12 hours at night and wakes a few times/week. He never slept as good as my first but I always assumed it was because with 2 kids I couldn't be quite as structured with sleep routine as I was the first time. That is my experience with snoring.